Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-17
RUTLAND DOES IT AGAIN.
ST. ALBANs DEFEATED BY A SCORE
OF 10 TO7.
The Second Batteries Did the Work for
Both Clubs-It was the Hard Hitting of
the Marble Polishers that Won the
Game-The League Games.

ST. ALBANs, June 10.-This is another
sad day for st. Adams and Grape hangs on
the door. Rutland did it and the DE
troits of Vermont" were sad and weary
when the affair was over. They fought
hard and well but couldn't quite get there.
twas Rutland's day and though they
didn't fall on the ball very hard they
punched their hits and won. 1t was no
body's game until the 9th inning. Peren
did better in the box than he ever did be-
fore at this place and Harris caught him
well. Barrett and Roche were the battery
for the home team, but the latter split his
finger early in the game and was relieved
by Cunningham who did good work.
There wee no features to the game to
amount to much unless we include the
''chinning" the small boys gave the ICY.
clone" Ryan by the way wore suit to
match his hair He coached for all he
was worth and the kids chaffed
him through the whole business
and kept yelling now hear his
heart beat" But ne lived through it.
Mullane played short, and was watched
with much interest by everybody, and
many were disappointed at not seeiug him
in the box He is resting up for the game
at Burlington, and is expected to make St.
Adams fan the air terribly. Two things
were noticeably absent today-the crowd
on the car-tops outside and the yelling on
the back seats. The cars were being re-
paired and the people on the back seats
had no chance or heart to yell. Waterman
in blue costume looked like sprint run
ner. He umpires well, calls out 80 every
body can hear, and it is suspected he has
mashed many of the girls in the grand
stand.
Toney Mullane and the "cyclone" led
the victors up town smiling, but St. AL.
bans disappeared with no smile. That is
base ball, you know. The services were
as follows:
Rudy opened for st. Adams by strik-
ing out. Long fouled out to Harris
Brennan got out on a bounder that Ryan
couldn't stop. Mulligan reached first on
Rrounder helping Brennan to third Bar
rett pounded a good one to right field and
Mulligan and Brennan came home. Bar
rett out at third on close decision. Daley
picked up the stick for Rutland with fire
in his eye, pounding grounder to right
for base, reaching second on a muff
Harmon struck out. Carrigan hit heavy
to right centre, Daley scoring. Ryan hit
a grounder for base sending Carrigan
home. Mullane sent pop fly to Downey.
McManus retired the side by batting to
Barrett.
jjHoyt started the second inning with a
rafting grounder, reaching first and get
ting second on good steal. Cunningham
batted to Mullane Downey hit for base,
Hoyt getting home. Downey caught
at SECOND. Wright got first on pop fly
pounded out bag, Wright going to third.
Long flied out to Mullane. Madigan hit
to left for base, and reached third on
passed ball. Harris failed to get first.
Peren fouled out to Cunningham. Good
catch. Daley batted to Barrett
Int hn hi I'd inn
first, Muligan hit for base, but was
caught out trying for second. Barrett
batted to DAILY. Harmon hit good
Rrounder but Downey got it to first ahead
of him. Carrigan sent one to cdr" Hoyt
Ryan smashed a ball to left and got first
but expired at second.
The fourth inning Hoyt started well
with dandy grounder by everybody.
Cunningham batted to second in time to
cut Hoyt off and was himself retired at
first, good double play. Downey batted
to Ryan. Mullane opened for Rutland by
Madigan batted to Barrett.
Wright started the fifth inning with
long fly that Daley captured neatly.
buddy batted to Madigan. Long got
first on bounder to left, stole second
Brennan hit for base. The side retired
got in the way of the ball and took his
base, but. expired at second. Peren got
first on short hit. Daley batted to Hovt,
Harmon reached first on grounder, Peren
taking second. Carrigan sent a high one
to right, Wright and "Ruddy" colliding
In the sixth inning Barrett got irst on
the Cyclones" muff and reached second
on Peren's wild throw to Ryan. Hoyt
batted to Carrigan. Cunningham out
on foul tip. Barrett scored on passed ball.
Downey got first on Carrigan's muff, stole
iuh 4 CT aIr A,.Il.
first on short hit. McManus pounded a
grounder for base, Mullane taking sec
ond. Madigan batted to "Ruddy." Harris
out at first. Mullane scored on wild throw
to third. Peren got first, stole second.
Daley sent high one that Hoyt couldn't
get. Harmon batted to Wright.
In the seventh "Ruddy' batted Just
over Mullane's head getting first, but cut
off at second on close decision Long and
Brennan failed TO get first ahead of the
ball. Carrigan failed at first. Ryan smash
ed the ball TO the right, reaching second
Mullane cut off at first The Cyclone"
scored. McManus struck out
In the eighth Mulligan got first on short
grOunder, stole second, but was cut off at
third on a close decision. Barrett batted
to Harmon, Hoyt hit to centre and got
second, Cunningham sent high one to
Daley. Madigan batted to Downey.
Harris popped up a fly for Long. Peren
got first on pretty grounder Daley hit
for base, Peren taking second. Har-
mon sent good one to right for two bags,
Peren scoring. Then Carrigan raped the
ball for base and Daley and Harmon
came home. Ryan out at first.
Downey batted to Carrigan. Wright
hit for a base, stole secoud and third.
"Ruddy" dropped the ball just in front
of Harmon, getting second. Long smash
ed the ball heavy, taking first, sending
Wright and " Ruddy" home. Then Rut.
land did a little wild throwing. and Long
scored. Brennan out at first. Mulligan
batted to Ryan, and Rutland won the sure
game The score by innings
- innings....,., ..........l 2345 6789
81. Adams. ............. 2 U 0 0 0 0 8
hutlands..... ....... ......2 00l3 | 40
Base hits, st Adams 10, Rutlands IA; errors
Rutlands 10, st. Adams &; earned runs Rut-
lands 5: two-base hits. Harmon, Ryan. Hoyt /;
struck out, by Peren 2, Barrett 3 batteries
Rutlands, Peren and Harris; st. Adams, Bar
rett and Cunningham.
ST. ALBANS AGAIN BEATEN
Saturdays Games Won by tho RutIands